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Might have for that relati relationship. >> thats the question. is pressure the way to go in terms of changing chinas mind? that may be what they try. the tariffs would certainly put some pressure on china. but, you know, that hasnt worked until is basically the point. >> let me play a little bit for you the rhetoric from this administration on this over the past few months. well do a little bit of a flashback tuesday. check it out. >> strategic patience has been the approach of the last america...

Administration has referred to how we have dealt with north korea. lets listen to this. >> strategic patience has been the approach of the last american administration and beyond. the era of strategic patience is over. >> its a big problem. its a world problem. it will be solved at some point. it will be solved. you can bet on that. >> he will not accept a nuclear power in north korea and a threat that can target the united states. >> so colonel jack, i understand if this is an intercontinental ...

Was, was mr. trump right to get out of this particular deal? >> yes. fundamentally, it would have done almost nothing for climate, and it would have been incredibly costly. is so getting -- so getting out doesnt do anything bad, but it saves us a lot of money. so, absolutely. but we do need another way to tackle global warming. greg: yeah, and thats -- i find your -- you have solutions. ive read a lott of your stuff, and i edger you if -- urge you, read up on it. go to prager-u. youve got a litt...

Out of this particular deal? >> yes. fundamentally, it would have done almost nothing for climate, and it would have been incredibly costly. is so getting -- so getting out doesnt do anything bad, but it saves us a lot of money. so, absolutely. but we do need another way to tackle global warming. greg: yeah, and thats -- i find your -- you have solutions. ive read a lott of your stuff, and i edger you if -- urge you, read up on it. go to prager-u. youve got a little segment up there that explain...

Was, was mr. trump right to get out of this particular deal? >> yes. fundamentally, it would have done almost nothing for climate, and it would have been incredibly costly. is so getting -- so getting out doesnt do anything bad, but it saves us a lot of money. so, absolutely. but we do need another way to tackle global warming. greg: yeah, and thats -- i find your -- you have solutions. ive read a lott of your stuff, and i edger you if -- urge you, read up on it. go to prager-u. youve got a litt...

Was, was mr. trump right to get out of this particular deal? >> yes. fundamentally, it would have done almost nothing for climate, and it would have been incredibly costly. is so getting -- so getting out doesnt do anything bad, but it saves us a lot of money. so, absolutely. but we do need another way to tackle global warming. greg: yeah, and thats -- i find your -- you have solutions. ive read a lott of your stuff, and i edger you if -- urge you, read up on it. go to prager-u. youve got a litt...

Is outrageous. >> it is. you have nancy pelosi who doesnt want to talk about the issue. she is not even aware whats going on. to your point youre saying the libertarians concerned. the conservatives are concerned. other people are concerned. this is an american problem and the fact that you have the ability of the government being able to access your calls, access your information. and what weve seen an abuse of power under president obama. the reason were not covering this its the previous admi...

Frankly about the issue of trade with germany in a meeting of european leaders yesterday saying that germany is bad, very bad. his chief economic advisor giving perspective to that comment saying the president thinks germany is bad on trade. he doesnt have a problem with germany. after all, president trumps father was born in germany. i dont have a problem with germany, i have a problem with german trade. bill, i think a lot of leaders, particularly americas closest allies, are looking at this p...

Claiming responsibility yet after two suicide bombings on palm sunday in that country killing 46 inside christian churches in the northern part of egypt. more on a live report from the middle east coming up in the next hour here of "americas newsroom" on that. >> shannon: president trump is in the homestretch of his first overseas trip as commander-in-chief attending the g-7 summit in italy after delivering a tough message about defense spending to nato allies yesterday. north koreas nuclear -- ...

Germany, its 106 to 4 billion in trade. there is a $65 billion deficit that the united states. its all about economics and trade in the president trying to broaden that out to terrorism and security, speaking with japans prime minister commission sue abe >> its great to have prime minister abe, a friend of mine. will be discussing many things. we will be discussing terrorism, i think we will be focusing on the north korean problem. its a big problem, its a world problem, and it will be solved. >...